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Applying Surround Effects
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Press OPTICAL or COAXIAL to select the desired
component.
When the component is
connected to
DIGITAL OPTICAL IN
DIGITAL COAXIAL IN
The selected button lights.
5
Press SURROUND ON/OFF so that the SURROUND
ON/OFF button on the processing amplifier lights.
6
Press SURROUND MODE UP or DOWN to select the
desired surround mode.
See the tables on pages 25 and 26 for a description of
surround modes and effects.
7
Start playing the DVD.
8
Turn MASTER VOLUME on the processing amplifier
(or press VOL +/– on the remote) to adjust the
volume.
To cancel the surround effects
Press SURROUND ON/OFF so that the SURROUND
ON/OFF button goes off.
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To adjust the DVD volume during 5.1ch surround
When using the processing amplifier with the DHC-MD717
The volume control of the stereo system does not function when
the processing amplifier is turned on and the stereo system
function is set to "LD/DVD" such as when playing a DVD. In
these cases, adjust the DVD volume using MASTER VOLUME on
the processing amplifier. (The volume of the front speakers
connected to the stereo system also changes simultaneously.)
In cases other than the above
If you turn the volume control of the stereo system or stereo
amplifier, only the volume heard from the front speakers
changes. However, since this disrupts the balance with the other
speaker volumes adjusted by the TEST TONE function (see page
15), be sure to adjust the DVD volume using MASTER VOLUME
on the processing amplifier.
If the speaker volume balance has been lost, turn the volume
control of the stereo system or stereo amplifier so that the front
speaker volume is balanced with that of the other speakers, or do
the TEST TONE adjustment again.
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Notes
• If you perform the following operations, the volume switches
to the level set on the stereo system or stereo amplifier.
Therefore, be sure to set the volume control of the connected
Press
stereo system or stereo amplifier to a suitable position before:
– Switching the stereo system or stereo amplifier to a function
OPTICAL
– Turning off the processing amplifier.
COAXIAL
• When using the TEST TONE function, if the front speaker
volume set on the stereo system or stereo amplifier is too low,
the DVD volume may not be loud enough even if MASTER
VOLUME on the processing amplifier is turned up all the way.
Therefore, be sure to set a proper front speaker volume in
step 1 of "Adjusting the volume" on page 15.
• Sound will not come from the front speakers unless the stereo
system or stereo amplifier is turned on and the function is set to
the jack to which the processing amplifier is connected
("LD/DVD" for the DHC-MD717).
other than DVD (i.e., CD).
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